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inothernews: Toronto native Tom Ryaboi scales skyscrapers high and low to get amazing photos like this — often while perched on building edges in a practice he calls “rooftopping”: “I often tell people it’s not really the height that matters,” he said. “The coolest views are often from lower buildings nestled in between the tall ones.  You really get a sense you’re in the urban ‘jungle’ then, surrounded by this forest of concrete, steel and glass.” (Photo: Ryaboi via Barcroft Media / The Telegraph / New York Daily News)

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Toronto native Tom Ryaboi scales skyscrapers high and low to get amazing photos like this — often while perched on building edges in a practice he calls “rooftopping”:

“I often tell people it’s not really the height that matters,” he said. “The coolest views are often from lower buildings nestled in between the tall ones.  You really get a sense you’re in the urban ‘jungle’ then, surrounded by this forest of concrete, steel and glass.”

(Photo: Ryaboi via Barcroft Media / The Telegraph / New York Daily News)

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